magnetic dipole (Meaning)
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magnetic dipole (n)
a dipole with opposing magnetic poles
Synonyms & Antonyms of magnetic dipole
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magnetic dipole Sentence Examples
- The Earth's magnetic dipole is constantly shifting, affecting navigation systems.
- Induced magnetic dipoles are created when materials are placed in a magnetic field.
- Diamagnetic materials possess a weak magnetic dipole that opposes the applied magnetic field.
- The magnetic dipole moment of a current loop is proportional to the loop's area and the current flowing through it.
- Magnetic dipoles align with external magnetic fields, creating a magnetic force of attraction or repulsion.
- The interaction of two magnetic dipoles results in a torque that can lead to a rotational force.
- The magnetic dipole of a proton is used for nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy.
- The magnetic dipole radiation emitted by subatomic particles can provide insights into their atomic structure.
- The magnetic dipole of a molecule contributes to its susceptibility to magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
- The orientation of magnetic dipoles in ferromagnetic materials is responsible for permanent magnets.
FAQs About the word magnetic dipole
a dipole with opposing magnetic poles
No synonyms found.
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The Earth's magnetic dipole is constantly shifting, affecting navigation systems.
Induced magnetic dipoles are created when materials are placed in a magnetic field.
Diamagnetic materials possess a weak magnetic dipole that opposes the applied magnetic field.
The magnetic dipole moment of a current loop is proportional to the loop's area and the current flowing through it.
